In the Market

[winger98]

relatively new to the board...was on here a few years ago following some Supra restores, but ended up getting a 25ft sailboat for practically nothing and that's where we been the last couple years. Long story short, my girls are getting bored with it and I would like to stay on the water so enter tubing, skiing and hopefully wakeboarding. Grew up on a lake skiing and want to expose them to it. Anyway, been looking at some late 90's Supra's and Mastercrafts. Quite a bit out there, but probably gonna need to travel a little to get it. If anyone can give me a guage on what a late 90's Sunsport should sell for it would be appreciated? I searched nada and they don't have an option for Supra. That and prices seem to be listed a little high...very surprised at how well inboards hold their value. Any info/advice would be appreciated. Thanks,
Mark

[haugy]

Late 90's can be in the teens. Early 90's can be had for 12-14. The 1992 model on has no wood flooring or wood stringers, so that's a real plus. Also one of the main reasons for a big price difference of a 1990 vs 1992.

There wasn't too many changes from 1992-1996. And then you start getting newer interiors, engines, options, etc which can raise the price value.

If you are looking for a good, all composite Sunsport for a low price, I would start looking for a 92-94 model. They are definitely some of the more sought after years.

[jasun]

Where in Indiana are you?

[winger98]

Thanks for the advice...we're in Indy!

[kvand347]

Thanks for the advice...we're in Indy!

My bro lives in Avon and my dad lives right off of Heritage Lake outside of Coatesville. I have a 1993, but it's not for sale! :p